Guitar Grade 4: Scales & Arpeggios
Eb, B major, 2 octaves; C#, F minor, 2 octaves; slur exercises and position shifts
What you'll learn
- 1
Imagine your guitar strings are like a ladder. 🪜 A scale is when you walk up the ladder one step at a time!
- 2
When you play a scale, do you skip strings or play one string at a time? 🎸
- 3
Tap the frets in order to play a C major scale on this picture of a guitar neck. 🎸
- 4
Let's learn a C major arpeggio together. An arpeggio is like a scale, but you skip some notes — like a frog hopping! 🐸
- 5
Which note comes after C in a C major arpeggio? 🎵
- 6
Now try a G major arpeggio on this guitar neck. Tap the right frets in order! 🎸
- 7
What is the second note in a G major arpeggio? 🎶
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